A pair of pheasant hunters were shot in Pulaski County over the weekend, according to officials with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Continue reading
Winamac Officials, Residents Discuss Community Pool
Winamac residents got their first look at plans to rebuild the town’s swimming pool during an informational meeting Monday. The existing pool has been closed since 2013 and is considered to be past its useful life. Continue reading
NIPSCO Proposes Electric Increase, OUCC Plans Public Input
Area Counties Report Low October Unemployment
Starke County’s October unemployment rate is holding steady at 5 percent. That’s unchanged from September, when it hit its lowest point in eight years. It’s slightly higher than the state rate of 4.4 percent but equal to the national unemployment rate for October. Continue reading
Christmas Lights Return to Pulaski
Christmas is right around the corner, and that means visitors will once again be heading to the town of Pulaski to see its annual display of Christmas lights. Some favorites include a lighted barn scene, a fountain, a giant wreath, a nativity scene, bears throwing packages across the street, Santa in a helicopter and an airplane, skaters, and a paddleboat. Continue reading
Medaryville Residents Make Case for Library
Supporters of the Medaryville branch of the Pulaski County Public Library are lobbying the library board in hopes of keeping the branch open. It’s currently slated to close at the end of the year due to declining use and escalating costs. Several residents attended last Wednesday’s library board meeting. They say the library is not open at times that are conducive to use by families, and programs for youngsters are scheduled at times that conflict with church and school activities. Continue reading
Winamac Winter Wonderland This Weekend
The Winter Wonderland event is taking place in Winamac Saturday. Continue reading
Residents Encouraged to Shop Small Today
Today is Small Business Saturday. Pulaski County Chamber of Commerce executive director Angie Anspach says it’s important to shop local, “It’s what keeps America going is its small businesses, so we’re really encouraging everyone to get out there and support our local businesses and local economy.” Continue reading
Local Voter Turnout Exceeds State Average
Voter turnout in Starke and Pulaski Counties during the Nov. 3 Municipal General Election exceeded the statewide average. That’s according to data released this week by Indiana Secretary of State Connie Lawson. Continue reading
Commodity Prices May Affect Future Agriculture Decisions
Commodity prices have been dropping, which may leave farmers with a few decisions to make over the coming years.
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Stay Safe While Shopping In Stores and Online
Don’t let the most wonderful time of the year turn into a nightmare by failing to heed safety precautions while shopping. Continue reading
Stay Safe While Preparing the Holiday Meal
Thanksgiving brings out the amateur chef in many families, but may also bring about potential fire hazards.
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Winamac Community Looks to Organize in Downtown Revitalization Effort
Winamac is taking steps to revitalize its downtown by working to join a state revitalization program.
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Thanksgiving Travel Expected to Increase in Indiana, Nation
Thanksgiving Meal Cost Hits 30 Year High
ISP Stepping-up Enforcement During Holiday Travel Period
Indiana State Police are pumping up patrols this week in anticipation of the Thanksgiving holiday travel period.
Saturday Storm Brings Winter Weather Advisory for much of Northern Indiana
The National Weather Service has declared a Winter Weather Advisory for much of Northern Indiana, Saturday.
Winamac’s Warrior Academy Gets State Approval
Winamac Community High School’s new alternative learning program has been granted full approval by the Indiana Department of Education. Continue reading
Red Cross Seeks Seasonal Blood Donations
The American Red Cross is asking local residents to consider donating blood during the holiday season. Continue reading